Cincinnati at Miami

Miami scored five times in the first inning and the Reds never recovered in a 6-4 loss on Wednesday. Cincinnati still has won four of six meetings this season and it has won its past four Thursday games while the Marlins have lost their past four Thursday games. Miami is just 23-36 at home and destined to finish last in the NL East and it will start Kyle Tyler, who is 0-2 with a 5.27 ERA and a 1.76 WHIP. He has allowed 12 runs his past 16 2/3 innings and didn't make it through the third inning against Atlanta on Saturday. Hunter Greene has not allowed a run his past three starts in 20 innings pitched and no more than two runs his past seven outings for Cincinnati. The Reds have scored 22 runs their past three games. Take the Reds.